Despite Seattle going 12-4, more than double the voters considered the season a failure than a success.
Seattle finished 12-4 and won the NFC West, but was upset in the first round of the playoffs.
The Seahawks’ struggles in the second of half of the season were on display in loss to the Rams.
The breakout wide receiver was picked as Seattle’s non-QB MVP in a tight vote.
Recent history suggests they’re not — unless the offense of the first half of the season returns in post-season play.
Was it linebacker Bobby Wagner? Safety Jamal Adams? Receiver DK Metcalf? Someone else?
Over half of the responders believe it is very important to bring the NBA back to Seattle.
With postseason play — and the likes of Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees — just around the corner, the timing couldn’t be better.
NBA expansion could be on the docket. Do you care about Seattle getting a team?
Three-quarters of the responders predict Seattle will win Sunday’s crunch NFC West match-up.
Seattle has two special teams players on the NFC Pro Bowl team, plus standout kicking and punting.
Seattle and L.A. square off Sunday at Lumen Field in a game that could decide the NFC West.
The switch from Short Season-A to High-A has the majority of voters fired up for AquaSox baseball.
Seattle’s safety not only set a new single-season record for sacks by a DB, he’s sparking the Seahawks’ D.
Will Everett’s impending switch from Short Season-A to High-A make you more likely to attend games?
Voters overwhelmingly picked Seattle’s loss to the Giants as the state’s worst from last weekend.
A quarterback sneak on a fourth-and-inches play probably would have earned Seattle a first down. But no — they called a pass play, which failed.
